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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 46779, member: 636"]
Nasarawa Amazons coach Christopher Danjuma feels honored his team reached the President Federation Cup final. The Lafia club will face Rivers Angels on Saturday at Mobolaji Johnson Arena in Onikan. Both teams met in the 2019 final when Nasarawa won the championship in Kaduna. Danjuma wants his players to bring pride to their home state. The coach believes his squad can repeat their previous success against the same opponent.

Danjuma described reaching the final as one of the season's best moments. He said every team dreams of playing for the Federation Cup trophy because it represents major achievement. The tournament carries significant prestige across Nigerian women's football. Teams work all season to earn a chance at the championship match. Few clubs manage to reach this level of competition.

The coach admitted his team struggled early in the campaign. Nasarawa Amazons faced difficult challenges during the first part of the season. Players and staff worked hard to improve their performance over time. The team became more competitive as months passed. Their effort earned them a spot in the final game.

Danjuma expressed confidence about Saturday's match against Rivers Angels. He hopes his players will deliver a strong performance for their supporters. The coach wants to give Nasarawa state something to celebrate. His team aims to capture another Federation Cup title. Victory would cap off a remarkable turnaround season for the club.
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